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  • Hi @Vishnuraj2003, I see you have A203v2 Carrier Board and it will support M.2 Key M disk 2242 as per the product page.

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  • I had a doubt regarding the NVME attatchment on carrier board A203 devoluped by Seeed Studio. It specifies different sizes of NVME SSD in the description and specification. Can you please confirm whether it is 2240 or 2242 on the M.2 M slot of the carrier board?001f1be2-8716-41c9-a5e0-a3ffb379a832-image.png
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  • M

    3D printing has revolutionized manufacturing, allowing for the creation of precise and functional parts with ease. Whether you're printing an enclosure for electronic devices or custom mechanical components, achieving perfection requires attention to detail. Here’s how you can ensure high-quality 3D printed parts.

    Choose the Right Material

    Selecting the correct filament or resin is crucial. For strong and durable parts, ABS, PETG, or Nylon are excellent choices, while PLA works well for prototypes.

    Optimize Your Print Settings

    Fine-tuning layer height, infill percentage, and print speed can significantly impact quality. Lower layer heights result in smoother surfaces, while adjusting infill ensures strength without unnecessary material usage.

    Ensure Proper Bed Adhesion

    A well-calibrated print bed prevents warping and detachment. Use adhesion aids like brims, rafts, or glue sticks to keep prints secure.

    Maintain Your 3D Printer

    Regular maintenance, including cleaning the nozzle, lubricating moving parts, and checking belt tension, ensures consistent performance and prevents print failures.

    Use Support Structures Wisely

    For complex geometries, adding support structures prevents sagging. Optimize support settings to balance ease of removal with structural stability.

    Post-Processing for a Professional Finish

    Enhance your part’s aesthetics and functionality through sanding, painting, or acetone smoothing for materials like ABS.

    Test and Iterate

    Prototyping allows you to refine designs. Evaluate the printed part, make necessary adjustments, and reprint to achieve the perfect outcome.

    By following these steps, you can consistently produce high-quality, precise, and durable 3D printed parts suitable for various applications.

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  • @Abhay Can you try one more method

    Downloaded both boards, “Seeed nRF52 Boards” and “Seeed nRF52 mbed-enabled Boards.”

    Copy the adafruit-nrfutil from

    /Users/<user>/Library/Arduino15/packages/Seeeduino/hardware/mbed/2.9.2/tools/adafruit-nrfutil/macos/adafruit-nrfutil

    to

    /Users/<user>/Library/Arduino15/packages/Seeeduino/hardware/nrf52/1.1.8/tools/adafruit-nrfutil/macos/adafruit-nrfutil

    Then chmod -x the copied file

    Please check and let me know. Src

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